A bit of movement offshore this morning included about 250 Wigeon, 25 Teal and two Velvet Scoters whilst a Great Skua was loitering offshore and another first-winter Caspian Gull made a brief visit to the fishing boats. In the afternoon a Pomarine Skua was marauding offshore and both Mediterranean Gull and Kittiwake totals increased to 150.
Two Grey Seals and a Common Seal were also seen.
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